About Industrious Lemon

What’s on Offer

Industrious Lemon specialises in printmaking, expressive painting and experimental drawing, but is also able to provide activities based in sculpture and model-making. I work with cultural institutions, educational bodies, corporate teams, and private individuals across a wide range of settings;

  • Galleries & Museums: Bespoke, drop-in or structured participatory workshops tailored to exhibitions, permanent collections, or specific interpretation themes.
  • Heritage & Cultural Events: Topic or site-responsive activities that connect audiences to local history, landscapes, and place-based narratives through creative making.
  • Community Events & Public Festivals: Large-scale or intimate drop-in art stations, community projects, and multi-generational creative sessions.
  • Schools & Youth Clubs: Curriculum-linked art workshops, nature-responsive school projects, and dynamic after-school creative clubs
  • Arts Award: Delivery of Trinity Collage’s ‘Discover’ and ‘Explore’ awards for schools or other community organisations.
  • Corporate Team Building: Hands-on, stress-relieving creative workshops designed to boost team cohesion and wellbeing.
  • Private Parties & Group Gatherings: Unique, tailored creative events for celebrations, hen parties, family gatherings, children’s arty parties or private art clubs.
  • Ticketed Public Workshops: Independently hosted or venue-partnered classes, currently specialising in printmaking including; Dry point etching, Collagraphs, monotypes, Lego prints, Gelli. Most notably is adults only printmaking event ‘Ink, Drink, Press!’

Mediums

All sessions are designed to be mess contained, beginner friendly and accessible without requiring large specialist studio equipment, making them ideal for libraries, heritage sites, and community spaces. Focused on fun, experimenting and original creation. Workshops can be built around any topic, theme or artist if required.

Printmaking – Dry-point etching, Collagraphs, Monotypes, Foam relief, Lego prints, Gelli.

Painting – expressive – acrylics and watercolours.

Drawing - observational, experimental – using a range of drawing materials.

Other mediums include, but not limited to; clay, plaster, model making, general kids crafts.

Available for use (either local or with parking provided) is a small etching press, able to process up to A4 work. Or a more travel and space conscious options suited to large groups are a set of tiny presses for miniature prints.

Rates & Investment Guide

Pricing is scalable depending on the nature of the project, location, group size, customisation needs, preparation time and material requirements. I am happy to discuss your needs and adapt to your organisations budget.

Below is a guide to standard facilitation rates to give you an idea of pricing, this is not a set price list.

Service Type Estimated Rate Range Details & Inclusions
Half-Day Facilitation £150 – £220 Up to 3 hours of on-site delivery (e.g., a single 2-hour workshop + set-up/pack-down). Ideal for single school sessions or small community groups.
Full-Day Facilitation £280 – £380 Up to 6 hours on-site (e.g., two 2-hour sessions or a full day festival drop-in). Recommended for heritage events, museums, and full-day workshops.
Corporate & Private Events £250 – £450+ Flat event fee for team building, private parties, or bespoke corporate sessions (up to 3 hours delivery).
Short Residencies & Multi-Week Blocks Quote on Request Discounted day rates available for consecutive, multi-week community contracts or school term blocks.

Materials & Expenses Note
Standard basic tools (brayers, brushes, palettes) are included. Specialist consumable materials (paper, printing inks, clay, frames) are typically billed separately per head or as a flat materials budget (usually £3–£8 per participant) Unless discussed and agreed otherwise.
Travel expenses may apply for bookings outside the local area.